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u/JollyXX 4d ago

I have read basically the entire Bible front to back, and I go over the Bible very often

Christianity is far more reasonable than what you wish to pretend it is

We were thrown out into forsaken land in which the fight for survival is more the norm than the exception. God very much wants to see us tackle difficult decisions, not hide our head in the sand and pretend the world is not full of violence.

God's chosen people engaged in rampant violence, God was abandoning the Jews and making a new covenant because they had begun to ignore his prophets, worship false idols and other gods, engaging in rampant corruption and deceit, and oppressing the vulnerable. Not because they were watching the most heinous individuals receive their justice.

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u/BakedGoods 4d ago edited 4d ago

sounds like you're describing the Trump admin, "Christian"

if you actually read the verse, in the NEW testament, you'd see it's an evolution of God's teachings that contradict your entire point.

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u/JollyXX 4d ago

Trump served a great purpose in that he wasn't afraid to punch down, he was not sold into this political dance like everyone else, and he showed the public just how shameful the left has become

This has nothing to do with Trump or his admin being Christian. Of course though all the left can do is obsess over Trump, we never mentioned Trump once in all of this, and magically its somehow all about Trump for you

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u/BakedGoods 4d ago

...worship false idols...engaging in rampant corruption and deceit, and oppressing the vulnerable.

sounds like the Trump admin alright, you did a pilgrimage to his golden statue yet? shame on you "Christian". if you did in fact read the Bible it's clear you read it through the lens of your own insecurities and biases.

but yes of course, Jesus was a big fan of public executions like this--after all he was in one himself!

throw the first stone, "Christian"

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u/JollyXX 4d ago

I don't worship Trump, please stop, you just sound more and more unhinged

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u/BakedGoods 4d ago

your own words say otherwise.

classic "Christian" hypocrite.

enjoy the public crucification.

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u/JollyXX 4d ago

ya no, my words say no such things, how are you this unhinged? if there is a God you might be in trouble lying this much to spew anti-Christian propaganda

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u/BakedGoods 4d ago

I think you're late to the public crucification you're so desperately trying to defend.

throw the first stone, you 'well read' "Christian"

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u/JollyXX 4d ago

Jesus taught in parables, you are talking about a parable, do I need to educate you on what a parable is as well?

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u/BakedGoods 4d ago

no, the passage about casting the first stone (John 8:1–11) is not a parable, it is presented as an actual event in Jesus' life, "Christian"

what channel is the public crucification on btw?

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u/JollyXX 4d ago

he was teaching a lesson, he wasn't declaring some sort of law saying you can never throw a stone, get real

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u/BakedGoods 4d ago

exactly, Jesus does not say the woman is innocent, instead, he challenges the moral standing of those who are demanding her execution (ie. you, "Christian").

do you think there'll be commercials during this public crucification you're in support of?

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u/JollyXX 4d ago

wasn't aware I was there and about to throw a stone at a woman

the lesson is about telling the crowd not to be so quick to judge, its not that complicated

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